Two pairs of tall French doors fill the main living space of Residence 2 at La Celine with daylight and make
the whole floor feel open from front to back. This brand new bi-level home offers three bedrooms and three
and a half baths across 1,532 square feet, in a boutique building of only five residences at the corner of 20th and
Spring Garden.
The main level is one open room for living, dining, and cooking. The kitchen wraps into an L with a long
peninsula, where the sink and the stools face the living room, so whoever is cooking stays part of the evening.
Luxury finishes run throughout, and there is room for a full dining table between the kitchen and the living area.
When the weather turns nice, the French doors at the rear bring in fresh air and light, and the space feels even
bigger.
What makes this layout special is that two of the three bedrooms are right on the main floor. The primary bath
has a double vanity and a walk-in shower, and the second bath has a tub set under the window. A powder room
for guests sits off the living space. Having two bedrooms on one level makes daily life simple, whether the second
room is a guest room, a nursery, or a home office.
The lower level holds a private bedroom suite with a walk-in closet and its own bath with a double vanity and a
large walk-in shower. It feels like a separate retreat, tucked away from the main floor, and works well for a guest,
a roommate, or anyone who wants a little more quiet. Picture a lazy Saturday with the French doors open
upstairs, music on in the kitchen, and someone sleeping in downstairs without hearing a thing. The two levels
give everyone their own space.
La Celine is new construction from the ground up and fully sprinklered. Up on the shared roof deck, every
residence has its own private cabana: a sturdy pavilion with tied back curtains, comfortable outdoor seating, and
planter walls of greenery between neighbors. It is a calm place for a weekend breakfast or a summer evening
above the trees, with the Center City skyline in the distance. With only five homes in the building, the roof
never feels crowded.
The neighborhood puts the best of the city close at hand. With a Walk Score of 95, a Transit Score of 79, and a
Bike Score of 91, most errands are an easy walk or ride. The 43, 33, and 49 buses stop right at the corner, and the
Broad Street Line is about a ten minute walk. Whole Foods Market on Pennsylvania Avenue is just a few blocks
away. Logan Circle and the Benjamin Franklin Parkway are a short stroll, with the Barnes Foundation, the Rodin
Museum, the Franklin Institute, and the Free Library's Parkway Central branch all nearby. The Philadelphia
Museum of Art and the Schuylkill River Trail are close for a morning run or a long weekend walk, and the
restaurants and cafes along Fairmount Avenue make dinner out easy.
Residence 2 pairs bright, open living with the comfort of two bedrooms on the main floor and a private suite
below, all in a new boutique building on a leafy corner of Spring Garden Street. Book a tour and see how it feels
in person.
Photos are computer generated renderings based on the architectural plans and may vary from the finished residence.
